Reading the paper should be easy. How many times have you been enthralled with a story that started on Page 1 of your newspaper only to have to find the rest of it 10 or more pages deeper inside? I know I’ve wrestled countless times with my paper. I’ve flipped and folded the paper, looking to finish an article, then losing the front page in my now-sloppy origami of a newspaper. From your emails, phone calls and a recent survey, I also know local news is important to you. I’m happy to say, starting April 30, The Star-Ledger team is making a few more tweaks that will allow for a better reader ex…